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    A systems approach to understanding the interconnected factors affecting rural development: A case study from Türkiye
    (Elsevier Ltd, 2024) Zor, Ümmügülsüm; Esen, Ayla; Canbulut, Murad; Karaca, Nevran; Karakaya, Gencay; Türker, İpek
    Rural development plays a crucial role in the advancement of developing countries such as Türkiye, necessitating a comprehensive examination of the factors that shape this process. This research aims to provide a holistic view of interconnected factors affecting rural development. A qualitative and participatory research methodology was used, which included focus group meetings with various stakeholder groups. Data from the focus group meetings were analyzed through network analysis to gain insight into the relationships between topics discussed. The network analysis results were then utilized to structure a model for rural development using a systems approach, depicting the main inputs for, enablers of, and outputs of rural development. Our results suggest that government support through policymaking and support of critical non-governmental organizations (NGOs) through projects and programs are key inputs for rural development. Support should focus on providing education and training programs to the local community, improving technology and digitalization, empowering local stakeholders, and ensuring economic and social integration of community groups, specifically women and youth. The authors conclude that these enablers of rural development will ensure efficient and effective practices in value-creating economic activities, specifically agricultural activities, leading to improved wealth and well-being in local rural communities.
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    Social media and mindfulness: From the fear of missing out (FOMO) to the joy of missing out (JOMO)
    (John Wiley and Sons Inc., 2022) Chan, Steven S.; Van Solt, Michelle; Cruz, Ryan E.; Philp, Matthew; Bahl, Shalini; Serin, Nuket; Amaral, Nelson Borges; Schindler, Robert; Bartosiak, Abbey; Kumar, Smriti; Canbulut, Murad
    Mindless use of social media may lead to negative mental health outcomes for consumers. In this research, the authors focus on the fear of missing out (FOMO) as a key determinant of those negative outcomes by illustrating how repeated social media use forms a habit loop termed “social media FOMO.” The authors introduce a “Social Media FOMO to JOMO” framework, where they describe how mindless use can lead to social media FOMO and propose a novel Social Media Mindfulness Practice (SMMP) as a remedy to help consumers reduce FOMO and adopt a path called the joy of missing out (JOMO) that provides greater well-being. Based on the “Social Media FOMO to JOMO” framework and the SMMP, the authors suggest future research and highlight implications for consumers, marketers, and policy makers to promote more mindful social media use.